Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
SERVICES AT THE CAMP.
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REV. Charles Roads. Of Lancaster. In Charge Of
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the Prayer Msss,nss- more People Ar
rive 81 the l.andsssiIis Grove.

LANDIsvILLE, July - 1t was very warm
yesterday afternoon, although II cooled of !
hat In the evening. The woods are In
an excellent condition ~ the sun has dried
them of thoroughly.
The Rev. ChaS Roads, OF Lancaster, has
charge OF the children's meeting at l o'clock
during the continuance Of camp. He gave
the children . very good object lesson on the
blackboard, followed by . short address
from Rev. WIN. Crooks, Of Millersville.
The sermon at 3 o'clock Was preached by
the Rev. J. DUNCAN, OF Marietta. He took
his text from 81. John, 4th chapter. sth and
10th verses, and handled 1t In . very able
manner.
Rev. J. T. satchell again cond ucted the
O'Clock meeting on the hill and ut the same
time, Prof Kirk patrick, with his son for cor.
netist conducted = song service In the circle.
| This service Is the most enjoyable one Of the
| camp
Az o'clock the Rev. Vim. Il. Pickop, OF
Glenmore, preached q very tne sermon,
taking his text from Luke, 18th chapter and
| Eth verse. The camp turned out in force, a.
the evening WAS delightful After supper .
| great many people from Lsndisville and the
surrounding country came into the grounds
The new arrivals are Rev. VIM. Ii.
Pickop and ladies, from Glenlnore, Chester
county MIR. Samuel Myers, Lancaster
Miss Name Sharp, Lancaster Mrs Chss
II. h rider and Mr.. A. W. Young and daugh.
ter, OF Harrisburg Miss Buells Cattell, Ian.
caster Prof. kirkpatrick and son, Edw.
Lebo and family, Lykens; Rev. Garbutt
Read and family, MI Nebo Mr.. Gable and
family, Columbia Mrs. NJ. +. stark and
Miss Annie Hartman, Lancaster /; Rev. f. {.
| Griffth, Columbia
Mrs Sarah Moore Was rendered sereusde
by the choir aud others last night, the occa.
. sion being the celebration of her birthday.
A large number Of l. ancaster people drove
to camp last evening, among whom were
. Mr.. Harvey Griel and Miss Lu Martin, Dt.
Weaver, Mr.. Michael Hsrnish. Mr.. Ed. Bursk
, aud others.
Rev. J. T. Sstchell again took charge OF
the early prayer meeting at o'clock, which,
considering the hour, WAS very well attended.
The $50 prayer meeting this morning was
. | lead by Rev. Garoutt Read, OF Mt Nebo, and
WAS very largely attended.
i At the same hour the Young Mems Chris
tian Association and the Young Ladies
Auxiliary held meetings in their respective
places.
The officers of the y. NJ. L. A. As elected
this morning are: Rev. ChSs. Roads, presi-
dent Mr.. II. c. Gardner, vice president
Mr.. f. W. Sewers, corresponding secretary
| ana treasurer, rev. r ". SrOoks, sAtlonlnS
secretary.
The young ladies' elected their officers, who
are Is follows Miss Amanda Landes, presi
dent Miss Mary Gardner, vice president
Miss Ella Bstemsn, secretary: Miss Heane,
| treasurer.
| A joint meeting was held in the young
mems tent, and some of the difficulties in
Bible reading we're explained by Rev. Chss.
Roads.
| At 10 o'clock Rev. WIN. n. Powick, OF
Dauphin, preached splendid sermon, taking
| his text from Isaiah 35th chapter and last
| three verses.
The new arrivals are Miss Sue wolfersber.
, | ger and Mr.. Brubaker and family.